Single-leaf wooden cupboard

Single-leaf cabinets, or pencil cases - these are cabinets, mostly single-door, narrow, not exceeding in height of 2 metres. They are distinguished by purpose and type. By purpose cabinets can be divided into:
1. cabinets for documents (accounting, archival, file cabinets).
2. wardrobes for clothes (wardrobe (with a rod under the shoulders), multi-shelf).
By type of construction cabinets are divided into:
1. closed type cabinets.
2. cabinets of open type (in the form of racks with closed sides and with a back wall).
3. Combined (cabinets with an open top - in the form of a rack, or with a glass door).
Cabinets of collapsible construction. Includes removable elements in the form of shelves and equipped with a swinging door.
The body is made of laminated chipboard 16 or 22 mm thick. The door is made of laminated chipboard or laminated fine-dispersion fraction (MDF), 18 mm thick, with mirror or without, or of dense ground glass. The rear wall is made of fibreboard (fibreboard)..